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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

A viii be seen By nfsrenos 10 our
heal colamnA arrangements are nos
halna made Tor 9 arand excursion from
nan Fhnoisoo 10 P0Ftiand, Tasoma auo
Bsat1le. TIE pbissi Of this exs1lslon 10
% Aslinely MARA The ooGplstion Of tht
nsst ell rail route beiseen califofnis
and Washipaion Territory. Amsre
shoss Who will participate In u win b.
mary az he mnss plcmlnsni capitalists
apd ena nsas nsp 81 California. aud Il
vii MARA 40 epooh II tbs history Of ths
eonmssoiAl development OF TIE Paeiho
0mai.
Iiis 1ttina. b q nsoessary. that the
peuplo Of nsaaiis eivs 20 shsss sxeaF.
siDnlsia proper Wsleoma 10 sbsis otty.
ManT o. them ere vs0bahiy familiar
wlsh 6eAslla. hna many more will Be on
thsis 6Esa viat 70 sbs noFth, and Il h
hlRhly impassapt that the fsel That
eallis 4 shs metropolis Of wasninaton
Territory and ths moss uromlsing elty
% ne North Passaa ooasi Be Impressed
npon thsm. The peoris Of this city arr
noisd foE their hosplsAlity aud for lhe
esaeefnl manner h whieh visissFs 10
80 telrifosy are entsssaised b. thsn.
and thss 10 rare opportunity for thsa
% saa b thsiF already snviAbls Fsra
tsfion.
wtila shs dale Of TIE t1oufslon kas
% hesn dseaissly anRSspesd. u il 20
Ear dissAnt. and h h high tisae shat
psspafatiops ssrs 10 pso2rsss l0oktns 10
ne psopeg eafeFtsisment % he oiaya
easasA Tha cliissas sheala noss 10
this matter 81 cnoa. ana Tie PosT IL
rnlExoHscsn lopss shsi thsy ell se0w
their ApprssiAtion oi he bsnsEis b b.
derived fsom oiaees rail esnnsotson silA
cAilfefnia b exceeding 70 tAs rsprs-
aeniatiye bettssss msn q tbs O sldsn
Hsais = wslo ms uhieA will be regarded
- thsm - ths masi inporsant sptsods
90 ghnlF nasthsrb TITO.
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Tyler. ths eoloFed pssaohsr And peli
Aaeian o. X sssaa Cay who uas avpoins-
e1 minister 10 LioegiA b. Psessdso,
nsnyefans. has returned 10 The paissd
e.atss. He b el4d 10 eel bach, snd BE-
lskns paips 70 annoanos a every ssop-
plna plaes that b. wiii COS rssasa 70
LshsFiA. he hes seeaiE q 80 tx,raos.
& naEy antipashy to the eonnsFy, and b.
lsuilling to fcseEo ali ehAnoss Of via
d al FspetAilon ln the atpiomatir
ssssss Of bis eouassy. II a Feaasn 10 LIZ
hafls b essential to tss rsahnAiioa Of
hsa hepeA
T. MialsieF Tyler h 10 be Believed, L.
hsria i tAs lssa place aaAsr tAs 500
asai any essiiia 4 msu. white os bl4eA.
. ala dssiss 70 call hoga Iiha mass
wvt0hed land. Many Of the nseFass
wao vent 10 thar soanssy fEon iAs
D it'd ssAlss havs kaksn lonR stsps "a
d IL setusn 20 harhAsissa. and the esh
asa ara 20 . s,ats u urssessaneas uessA
oaa Be- bstses tAaxlnsd than described
1he il ros . hofse. nor = eos, aot svsn
q Or. Ia eli ths land says Ministss
lyle sAeEe 10 nsi plsaRh. nor wae
g. sos sesEFiaes. nos cart nsEsve0
wkes:baxroa. Ihs eitnsie y snsrsat-
ina ana anythipR Aai aalabsiOaA and
~ veg sanosphsss = ssdolsoa Of in
delenea an& wseicheaHsaA 4 fuw
naenskS' Fesidsaes eunsinssd niniasR
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Abessful nirFor whiah hsa fos mang
ysass fsrassd 3 portion of ne esnise
pises - waite Horas banaasta VS.
broksn into . lhe1sapd pisces b. >
safflfss sssvAnt one dsy Lest seek. Tbs
prsaldsns u aid - hAss bssn much ~.
eroissd svsr he msiisr. esd be seeded
NE laskissa saRpant 10 tbs ness 90
prosed fashion. Il wiil b FsmsmbsFsd
ihat tnsss h tisRs a sspsfsiision 10
ste naiars Of ~. oisvslsnd. and ths
uI-omen 81 . tfcksa looking alas
probsbls made blm dream Of rooks
nhsad for hia admiSisifation. had
onesa ere nss eandsaiss 70 soand sissp
On sha paEt II 3 mss who assribss al
BE snsesss in iife 10 bis wosd.ffui lnsh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

rs asanEn hsxz ssss sse oemmene
inp ssrasg than usasl ihsa yamr. add 8
4 sstasst shal ~ winter uhith bas
1nss hsasn uiii - faliy ~ 70 tbs assr
am 20 81 - severity > oonesrnse. To
Nsnsis.lrsl y alfsasy fssssn ssss h
Missy plsaea. ana sams 81 sae noEshefs
e.niss ard nsrltssias hsss rspsrsd
wssibss 10 SHEA tks nssscury renetd
d "a neie.hsghsod q tssniy dsGrsea
tslow xsso. Tbs psspis q Wsssrs
Wnahinnson have esuss 70 BE- tbsnhfal
lhai shsiF lot - sas, uDon ths shsses q
Puee eound rathsF than On thcse 81
ahs Aslanfis Or TIE aFaaf IaksA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30
WHAT AmFrU DOF

Tha sympsoms g BiIiooanam aE8 -
happ1ig bu9 90 wnil known. T1eY 9i8sr
q dI6srsuf iudisid1ais 60 ssms exieaA
k&BSiigns man e seIdsm hseAhfaza
eater. Too freQ lently, Ala. b has ~
exselleus nppsszss for ilQnids. has nose
fnE ssti6a q . uogninR His toeeue
viii hardly beaF inspeassan 90 nng t1me;
q d 4 not whi1s an1 fazEsd. b = E0u&h,
a all sBensa.
Ths digestive systsm b whoIly CT q
eF6ex, and DtaRHheA o. gGuaslpn1iD
mzy b 9 symp3sE, O. TIE Ne usy
alssrna1e. Thsne eEs oflan HemoK
rbai1s CO sxso loeB o. hloed. Ihsre
may Be ai6diness and eftGn headAehE
end acidify or Gafnienes ard tenderness
n - pia Of ne ssomaah. To earrsci
A fhfs, " ne eAect Q curs, tFy 9sssnsl
Azqusf FIossr, u costs but . tEifles end
thonsands affsas ita efieagY.
II goa want q fauid. reliable mcsBsn-
Ger bog ell On L l. Baisss Seoo0d and
Dalamhin. or FinR NJ tsieph0ne fo9. MI
50 A l0t 81 nsw llnen splasheA.
BE lire lass ~. ohester Cisagy ncz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

lRsguisv Ger. Pas Tnieiilgsssw.I
TIES cIxn waxxn wonzsL
Harsy l. Tsboais. IT,, uha bas bsan
he nesersl mHaaasf u TIA Port Keen-
Esd wsflr wnEhs, kas dap1asd Is one-
half of has atoek Zoe f00oo. The par
ch1aexs ere onl.ids CAPITALISTS gbs pro-
eoss 70 begin baNinefs 10 ina eits 10 f6e
neaF fnlu4s. Exienass tmpEoVeme1is
wfIi BE- made from sia.e 10 tfm8 a. TIE
esnaametion % Adams ais dsm9nds
sosh. lbs asme paFtisa are nsR~iias
iaa u onpeheR Ventase IL tnfs clty
walsh Il anah lasasr than the waleF
. sks. deal Il vii pf8nahly he ca
.nmAeed 70 about tee Gays.
sEAmEn's uAan.
Hlnes tha sadnoslon uf ssamenAs Wars
Of ave dollars Al round, q b expsoae1
shmk me nExt geN@s nutuase bead viii
b dtIaYaA B0m6 tins 10 obeaipiua .
efsW. Ina uuaan aoo8 nos proposs 30
acseds % she demands of tse so1poWn-
ers u ether meaaufaa can ho odopte0,
fks slip STATE ~ Mains - expegissolna
sone sruabie With her crew. Il appesss
trns one Of the usen did nos suIt Ihr
mastsg, Who eaye hin the optlon Of
amssdina he Ways oe eise Be dis
esafard. Tue sailsf siEni6ed BE To-
ieutlsn 81 accs ptina the olsenarRe wbsn
toe Waole cfeg demanded their de
charge FL o Ths captain wna IN tosn
today 70 dnd out uhAs pfoapeol thsFe
sas N RssliDa . new cTsw.
oExEAAL nEwa
The sawmfll 81 Poff d .soosssy e shut
dogu foF . lev days. some tlme aga
sns meehipegy ID Toe engia Q room was
nadlv wrecked. New maehineFy from
: - fFaroiae0 whs ~ ~, and wniie
this FrpaiFing n going On sbe mill u
closed. SEVERAL W ssola are loading lam
Der ~ Discovery, but they Will nos d
snannxenfenced b aREat deal 80 the mill
stii b. Funnina again IL . few days.
Toe fepokt that tha MORGAN Hose
pfoOefty had bsen bonded fuR thirty
days % parties a4o proposed 70 CEN
Denoe tbe buiidtpa Of hFst class hOeel
- obee. b tsmewhas premature. NJ
sclton 81 this hind bas laken place, "a
me PosT H3EL11aucKA oogEenpoadsnl
wss info msd tsasy.
The poai tflies u soon 10 Be removed
30 one Of shs nFick pnll1fnGa on ahe up.
Ger End Of Wetes street. Tue location
e musa more inoongsnisnt than tie
pEess1t location 10 tie pablo.
b artless a Company chartered the
steamsF Enterpfina today, and cent
eight saansen and one mate 30 Esqal-
snalt 70 IA the British ship Bsaosns-
Geld, lna.bsf laden fFom Barnard InlsI
tor histF Piafte. sfouth America.
Captain d. q kili@an, master Of the
osw schooner ktlssp, y row IN the oiSy
goE q fee days
Cat tain R5binson, Of the British shiT
Beacous6elds row 10 Esquimali. vas 10
toan on Monday.
Captain Eslsoo. late of The schooner
Dsi Noste, has assumed eummand Of
che schooner B. Dsntelson.
Captain II. JOhnson, late Of Che
schooner z B. Hryuood, has taken
charge % sna sch0oneF sailor Boy, vice
Captain Mitchell. uho Il sHpetinfend-
iua the buildsne II large fouF-mastec
soe0oBsf 10 0fas's HArbof.
Captain Proves, nov master Of ths
ship O II. Mefehsnt. was commander
dusina lhs civil var, Of tue aoseFnmeni
guDbuaa Anaoostia-
PoEt Townsend. NV %. 1851.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

EnExna kH1 EHrzzxzHHsEns - km-
prannn& pl1A f1B md mew9 af tAa dnzah
a. Miza vinfnR. GO e ~ moz4 So
nzful SOC faFaEils t4aeeaaa 10 re
uen1rn1 mlhnsk. ! wizh. FL - u1lt4z1
- ear e1i18r1B ~ val AZ 10 ta1e14Ea.
- 1Ea9 &c nEfsBftou e cor 1ehoni So
shsr1fiss b to fnns thai Iana aeaF -
aSher lndy ssaeheF, Hin penEn1Ees e
- mns sshnDl, e<sd fBom . sluiiss
fnanl nlaknans. at@n w9ii kncwn f4el
lhat tha s2hou5 Is been s9sreEsu4Ed
fng ne laus tbs gemn4 ard ahns sonns
cI41es. onUDEiEInE from ID - % p
usfs. mEs nAnaAE II ragnns deEki9s4 90
hatd assnf half eh4t nazbss. CsM
I'm EERcxnM-Unsss4L Es1nEal
hsse nsw been ssesissa Kr1m ell ~
psssinsis b ths soaniy exssps Msl1oss'
0sssnIa, ealuua Bag. sannyaaEa. Tot
- Vaahan- Iheg Rigs nnmss la-
isEisy e 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

lRsgalsr Cor. Pet EsisHsssnew.l
Nwws marNs


lRagalsr Cor. Pasf FnssEsssew.l
Nwws n0Tna
TIE Emma hAyuaFd took three tons
of oyu1ers 10 cities dove she aoand 30
day ana thirty tons q iron 70 Seattle.
hetn9 the old rsais % The Oiympia and
Oaehaiis Valley kRllFoad. rseently ~
placed By steel anes
Governor ; mple hes Appointed John
4. HharpNlein, Of Walla Walls, % the
pa.tsioo Of lisaienanl eoloael % be
atsn. Haslso approved the application
OF Il ~. Gliddrn. Of Pierce ooanty, 70
De appnintsd q notaFy paolia.
A. Eta laRRtnR camp. on che easf
Ida. thie moFniBa. tsuok loaded With
logs eet agaY from thoas IN charge Of u
aud dashiDa doWu the s.eep lnoitne ~
TIE rate Of 80 niles - h0ug. tech a.
aBeawmonieus plunge into The bag
Frank Woo3, 10 iamplng from t6s
sFush, vas badly bruised.
Mr. Z. n. Plnnh. % Plumb Station,
on tae q. &u.v. Il .iiroad, was barred
y.aefdav frcm bis lass resldeaca. MF.
p umb waa Tor more tban thirty yearn
rrsident Of thia session, and Was the
dret and eniy postmaster - Piapb
) stion, acting n that aspaciss antii To-
lAsa SIS disacnIinned. He vas q
bfesheF 81 W. w. Puma, Of rnmwater.
An ingsot ehlld Of AiF. and Mrs.
Ffank Ehincke. q Swanton. died Lass
sight.
rxBsuzAL.
Ne. 3. q. vioaafud n 10 Ne city.
Hoe. ihoalas n. usvananah uent 10
r sgtiand tHta mofnino.
M~sssa J W. q egoFY. Frank Turpiu
sad Franh HIies. clerks Ia toe land %
ass, tpak th~ir depastnre fog seattle
Yesterday.
fs-nk 0winrs returned to school a.
fa1ama yssts rdaY.
o yn. IA. New. -. 1857.
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sErEIxD Our - Gousr - TIE ssss Of
aafnles ". Hon. uhioh oeeapied %
mash tiuas ~ JssEioa Jsass'a oouEt laes
vssk ard Whioa rssalisd laia en- Satuf-
day q Rtt In dtaAateenrnt o. TIE 3ary,
! = bsen settled eos % onast NJ.
4 III - % pay . Festal & SID peF
maafh fer ths Trrmcnl II soss apd
oloss pfopeFsy and the fees and sab
pca ia o. eSa sUn Wttneassa Ne. 0nf-
a4ns pAsa all olhsF exuensee ana haa
sxscuiFa lrase 10 Mr.. Hsn Tor he o.
eapaliua Of ibe psemisra for oaa scar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

A guocRm-Ths lsdIes fair. whIeh
Opened IN Taruar Hail Iasa aveatRe.
net vlth moaa aastsriaR suesssA Tt
aaseodaace wss LARGE aud the eniaFsmin
ment gate iGtefsstinR. TheFe are
many taneeome paintings. sid q large
a sotilF 81 fancy needle wo'k. oesid~s 3
anoa.And ether hAndsome and wMlanhla
Articles ca txnih,tiu8. whiea eFe % "
Distributed before the eiaaa Il the faif.
Ooe % tn m1sa papelaf feataFea Il the
Eafresh1eni pAriof u the hA-emen4 o.
lhe bai'dsnR gDrFe al The delieanisa o.
ths lesson are served b. fairesa hAnas.
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NOTICE..

WR. TIE UEDERsIEaD, Q. 3 MuTCHKLL
w Ana =. h. - asiing, eVpsrtners and co..
paising ne Am .. MsaEa<al, spAxiang q Ga,
Ave tnls aay ~ nntast eo..ssaS d2assfTss.
pAr netahlp and the said ARA Of AGsuhali,
spasitss = Ce.
ne n1Sv sasaeia1ad ourselves with the NORTH.
western kse no nupply ana 7ConslFuctsUn
Oemaany, aod vii andsf thas namc eoastanas
cur prssens eisctncAi baalneas
z, NETcnELL.
y. n DPAsLkA0.
ss.snH Nov. IS lss1. naaS 6
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lCe fancy sAalalaa tlekIsa. Ceestar
casaxy. ns0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

Teis I. . Go sd wrap wesk VIII
ne ID cnF egott clsasarR nala NeWuaar.
a11s for 81 1oxtAs 4 sINaHnnKn,
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cozxRac- LHr.-J. 3. Eazs 1t 81
esasnass ysaiszaay Ter fsur niass
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DKRSoKs DEzIRINa THR PANT san
IL RhANg1Sc0 cHRoSIcLs, ean have the
esnf dsl VsFrd - tasn a Is eesss . seek. b
assv.EE heir na@~s sud adaresasa e. the ems
{ he NeAiaEsan t1eanhual ed franassraa-
Eloa compaay. loA q nal mrrss, O. q lev.
ssEI e W.P sAxDgRsox. Ases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

RrSgxHD " TN Cou.-A pax4naR %
O. 70 Duxa-Ery Fussird % tee afteen
cellars whieh e1ahlsd lin 10 pay Am
IN Vs. ssa-y, ard uhsn b SaA ~
aainad bis liberty ~ nnd his vaEt1eF
iSg ihss Fnsfle6 sneeeasfnilS for az,
oers. ~esaa nheF~ssd Lexxis Ha@p.
They and me chslauB are furnitaFe
~ ID treeiheF % lie boat yestsnfng
ics OsmUtA ell e plsasans - eseh
otesF e. ple.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-30

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silk Crepe HandkGrCllGlS.

silk Crepe IIandkerohefs, "a inches square,
white cardinal, soc each.
silk Crepe Ilnndkerchicfs, % inches square,
suitable for muiilcrs, IN cardinal, white, cream
pink, mode drab, yellow, and pale blue, $3.50.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Fancy Silk HandeTchiefs.

Fancy Japanese silk Ilcmsttchcd lIandker'
chiefs, IL inches square, onc.fourth inch hem,
colors white, pink, cream, cardinal, old gold and
light green only 15c each.
Fancy Japanese silk Hcmned Handkerchief,
10 inches square, all the leading plain shades,
also dots and fancy designs only noe each.
Fancy Japanese SILK Hemmed IIandkerchiefs,
~ inches square, in nm immense variety Of solid
colors, polka spots, plads, etc. in choice color
ings, 31lsc each.
Fancy China silk Hemstitched Ilandkerchiefs,
- inches square, two.incli hem; colors, cardi'
nal, blue and yellow, zoe, S1Iac and 81 each.
Fancy Brocade silk llnndkerchiefs, over 100
styles and courings representing the largest and
best assortment ever offered by us. llicl har-
moniZing combinations In predoininatng shades
of light and dark blues, green's cardinal old
gold, sapphire and scarlet, soc, 5sc, 62lec 6hc,
Toe, S71ac, 81, 1.25, 1.5O, 1.75 and =.
white Brocadcd silk lIandkerchiets, soc
G2,sc, Toe S71ac, 81, %, 30, 1.75, ., a.62l@
2.S7le and 81 each.
Black Brocadcd silk IIandkcrchofs, soc
62lsc, zoe, SI19c, 81, LIS and 2 each.
Plain Black silk Ilundcrchiefs, mufiicr size
only 81 each,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Fancy Japanese silk HaRdkerchIsfs,

Japanese silk hcmstitched handkerchiofs, %
inches square, fancy-colored centres, fancy bor-
do,s, white centres, solid colors, striped and
fancy borders, onc'fourth inch hem, o0c. each
Japanese silk hemstitcled handkerchiefs, ~
inches square, one.fourth, onealf and one-inoh
hem, white centres, with fancy, striped and
solid colored borders, 75c.; q for si.25.
Japanese silk hemstltched handkerchicfs, 81
inches square, 13tinch hem, white centre, fancy
colored borders, s1Mc.; q for 800.
Japanese silk hcmstitched handkcrchiefs, ~
inches square two.inch hem, fancy stripe and
checked border, 81 90 each; q for S5.T5
Japanese silk hcmstitched handkerchiefs, 10
inches square, oncincll hem, fancy stripe and
cheek border, handsomely embroidered In corncf
with frogs apes monkeys, etc, sl.3Ih.
.apancse silk hcmstitchcd hnndkerchiefs, %
inches square, two.lncl liem hand.panted Dor
ders, 81 '25; q for 81 90.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
$1,000 CHALLENGE.
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER.

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lie DRO|T BUILDING, Corner Eighth and Sb'
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Embroidered China silk HandkerChleiS.

White China silk IIandkerchiefs, scalloped
edge embroidered In white and colors, 81 each.
2i.inch white China silk Ilandkerclliefs, fancy
hcmmed border, embroidered In colors in corner,
81 each.
2iinch white China silk IIcmstitchcd Hand.
kerchiefs, 2-inch hem embroidered in white and
colors, 81 % each.
2i.inch White China SILK lIeinsttcllcd hand.
kcrchcfs, 2-inch hem, embroidered in white and
colors, 81 80 each.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
white China Silk HandkGTChiHfs.

white China SILK Hcmstitched IIandkerchiofs,
is inches square, one-inch hem, only 2oc each.
White China silk lIomstitchcd lIandkcrchiefs,
% inches square, two-inch hem, only 3.iec each.
White China silk Hemstitched IIandkerchiefs,
extra qualities twoinch hens, 20inch, 2. lac;
2i.inch, bOc, 62lec, 75c, S1lec, S1.OO, S11O,
81 % each.
White China silk Ilcmstitched initial" Hand
kerchleis 81 inches square, two'inch hem, hand,
81 90 each.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Cashmere MuherS.

White Cashmere Mufners, large size, fine quail,
ity, ~, 37la 80, zoe, 81, 1.25, ] 30 and . each
White Cashmere Mufiers, large size, fine quail.
ity colored figures; stripes, plaids, etc, 90, zoe,
81, 1.5O.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
1t is Absurd

For people to expect cure for Indigcs-
tion, unless they refrain from eating
what is unwholesome but If anything
will sharpen the appetite and give tone
to tho digestive organs, it is Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Thousands all over the land
testify to the merits of this medicine.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs. of 2iS Eighth
street, South Boston, writes: MY hus-
band has taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, for
Dyspepsia and torpid liver, and has
been greatly benefited"
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
White and COl0Ied Silk MuflerS.

White silk Mufiers, handsome bruoado do
signs ST. 25, LOO, 1.75, ., 100, o, .. 25, 3.5O
and 80 each.
Colorod silk Mu0lers, in fancy colors, pads,
brocades, stripes and checks, 81, LES, 1.37,a,
I.5O, 1,75, . 2.25, 2.50 2.75 each.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
Daily Arriving.

25c Plush Picture Frames now 12H.
soc Plush Picture Frames now 25
zoe Plush Picture Frames now 37J6.
81 90 Plush Picture Frames now SOC.
s1.O0 Plush and Bronze PlacQues now so.
sl.25 Plush and Bronze PlacQues now 62i6.
s1,5O Plush and Bronze Placques now 10.
S1.75 Plush and Bronze Placques now IS.
So 90 Plush and Bronze Placques now 81.
75c whisk Broom Holders now 37lI.
$50 Whisk Broom Holders now A.
81 whisk Broom Holders now 80.
75c Tambourinc Match Safes now 37lS.
81. % Hammered Brass Crumb Trays now 62IS.
SOC Brass Placqucs hand painted, now25
81 Brass Placques, hand painted, now 30.
3.IIook Mirror Hat Racks $3.50, now s1.25.
d.IIook Mirror Hat Rncks, $3.50, now 81 10.
81 Cigar Holders and Ash Receivers now 81.
Also Great Reductions on PLATE GLASS
MIRRORS, Plush Frames.
81 md s5 SILK UMBRELLAS, little shop
worn, now 81.
Call early and thereby avoid the rush.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
White JapaneSe silk HandkeTChleis.

IIcmstitchcd, two.inch hons, 20 inches square,
65c; 10 and 2i inches square, 75c sIlec. $780,
81 10 and sl25 Two rows of hcmstltching,
oncfourth inch hem, - and II inches square,
S7llc and 81 90 each.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-15
A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

c. Canterbury, Of 14i Franklin ST.,
Boston. Mass, writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, he was at
last induced to try Ayers Sarsaparilla
and, by its use, was entirely cured.
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, OF High street,
Holyoke. Mass, suffered for over year
from Dyspepsia, so that she could not
eat substantial food, became very weak,
and was unable to care for her family.
Neither the medicines prescribed by
physicians, nor any OF the remedies
advertised for the cure n Dyspepsia,
helped her, until she commenced the
use of Ayers sarsaparilla. "Thrco
bottles of this medicine" she writes,
.cured ncp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04

TIE establishment of weather signals
in the country Is grstuitOus on the part
OF the Signal Service Department.. A
forecast by an old farmer who knows
an east wind from hand-saw, and who
has on his toes good rrnU Of corns, is
worth m re than a dozen Signal Ser
vice predictions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04

Mr.. W. Fl. McAlister, Manager Pacific
Coast ASenrv Star Tobacco, 206 Front
rect, San Francisco. CAL, writes: 81
used one bottle of st. Jacobs Oil for
rheumatism In muscles of arm and
shoulder. It gave immediate and per-
msnent relief. A member OF my family
was cured In the same way"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04

John G. NEW saws that Indiana will
cast me- jority Of 5000 against Blaine
ne ia nominated. New is the chief
R publican manager In the Hoosler
:, ,lato
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04

The druggists report good sales Of,
and wonderful success from PaImeR's
Skin Success and Skln.Sucess soap.
Twin marvels of healing"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04

Skin Success Ointment. All skin dis
ca les yield to 1t. Skin Success Soap
nouriahee the skin. Approved by the
best physicians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04
For Scrofuls, Impoverished Blood and
Genarhl DebIlItY.

SCOTS Emulsion OF Purs Cod Liver
Gil, with HypOpho' phites, has no equal
IN the whole realm of medicine. Read
the following: II gave one bottle Of
er0tt's Emulsion to my own child for
Scrofnls. and the effect was marvellous. '
% r. GRAY. NJ D., White Hall, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04
SERMONS OF THE FUTURE
Rev. DR.. Talmage Says They Will Be
Short.

Condensation Demanded by the Age. The
Coming Discourse VIII Abound in In
stances of VicarlOus Suffering Taken
from Everyday Life.